TRACKING DOWN LOST OR MISPLACED POLICIES
When someone dies, family members often remember previous discussions of life insurance, but cannot find the policy or any record of it. Now, there is a way to track down a lost or misplaced life insurance policy FOR FREE.

Write to: Policy Search Dept. of the American Council of Life Insurance, 1001 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, D.C. 20004 (1-202-624-2000). Include as many details as you know. The deceased's birth date, place of residence, and maiden name (if appropriate), etc. The council will send this information to 150 insurance companies to check if they issued a policy to such person.

Contact your Veterans Service Officer for G.I. Insurance, 1-800-669-8477.

Notify other insurance companies or local agents on policies held on the deceased. Check coverage of home, any policies at place of employment, auto medical coverage, union, health and accident, life insurance, credit accounts, bank accounts, credit unions, and any entity that the deceased may have been provided with death coverage.

Office of Federal Group Life Insurance
4 East 24th Street, New York, NY 10001,
ask for Form FE6 Claim for Death Benefits.